What is the specific difference between plug-in inductors and I-shaped inductors?

1. Plug-in inductor

Plug-in inductors are collectively referred to as plug-in I-shaped inductors, plug-in color ring inductors, magnetic rod inductors, magnetic ring inductors, I-shaped choke inductors, filter transformers, and so on. The plug-in inductor has low cost, large volume, wide inductance range, and complete variety. It is more suitable for products with a larger built-in circuit board size in the product space.

2. I-shaped inductance

I-shaped inductor is a category of plug-in inductors. I-shaped inductors are one of the electronic components that we can often see in plug-in operations; it is composed of I-shaped magnetic core skeleton and enameled copper wire. Electromagnetic induction components. Mainly in the shape of the skeleton of the I-shaped inductor, the coil is wound in the slot, the two ends of the coil are connected to the pins, and the two pins of the coil are plated with tin to ensure that the two pins of the coil are well welded. It has an I-shaped inductor.

The difference between I-shaped inductor and plug-in inductor:

1. In the circuit, the rated current used by the I-shaped inductor is different from that of the plug-in inductor. Generally, the rated current used by the I-shaped inductor is larger than that of the plug-in inductor, because the wire diameter of the I-shaped inductor is relatively thick. It has the effect of anti-interference.

2. I-shaped inductors have more advantages than other ordinary plug-in inductors. I-shaped inductors are small in size and easy to install in practical applications. They can also save space for pcb boards. Moreover, the inductance has a wide range of inductance, which can be customized according to customer needs. Sense of customized production.

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